Lattimore Case Highlights IPR Ties to Communists
The Lattimore case continues as critics accuse the Institute of Pacific Relations of pro Communist links. A Senate committee report charges IPR staff and associates, including Owen Lattimore, with Soviet influence and using the group to steer Asian policy for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Pacific Relations
Asia
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Owen Lattimore
McCarthy
Lattimore
Drew Pearson
Truman
Acheson
Kherais
Senate
IPR
State Department
Long Beach Area Faces Flood Drainage Woes and Protests
Californian readers debate flood damage from tides east of Long Beach and inadequate drainage during rains. Readers demand better urban protection and faster financing, while editorials criticize city spending and stadium neglect. A Palenque tomb study links Mayan and Egyptian customs, fueling Atlantis speculation. Community letters urge finishing Veterans Memorial Hall stadium and lamp in West Grandstand. A Long Beach resident blasts the Spit and Argue Club as a public nuisance. Postal workers receive Christmas praise for reliable service.
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Maersten Williams
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Jack Richards
Spit and Argue Club
Rainbow Pier
Long Beach
Long Beach Independent masthead and notices
Long Beach Independent publisher Herman H Ridder Harold M Hines Aget to Samuel C Camsron Genl Manager L A Collins Jr Editorial staff National representatives Sresmer Woodward Inc published daily except Sunday at Sixth St and Pins Ave Long Beach Calif Entered as second class matter Mar 27 1843 Adjudicated by Superior Court Los Angeles County Oct 1944 Decrees No 10280 For Par Month Wear Carrier Delivery By Mall rates listed with partial figures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Aget
Samuel C. Camsron
L. & Collins, Sr
Colum L.A. Collins, Jr
National Representativ Sresmer & Woodward, Inc
Sixth St
Pins Ave
Long Beach
Calif
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
MacArthur and Eisenhower in a lonely farewell letter
In a reflective reminiscence Drew Pearson recalls the 1932 dynamic between Douglas MacArthur and Dwight Eisenhower. He describes the veteran general’s loneliness, the shifting fortunes of war and politics, and a late desire to reconcile with the man who once served under him and later rose to the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Truman
Korea
Maier
Douglas MacArthur
Maj
Dwight Eisenhower
War Department
Philippines
Philippine Constabulary
North Africa
Europe
Winston Churchill
Far East
Gardless
Fu- To
Lansing
Mich
White House
United States
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase Bank
George Kenny
South Pacifics
Waldorf Tower
Eld
General Staff
State, War and Navy
ACTH boosts morale and appetite in digestive patients
In a Los Angeles medical review, Dr. James A. Halstead reports ACTH not only aids various digestive diseases but also raises patients' spirits and appetite. He notes an average eight pound gain post treatment, with improved mood sometimes outlasting physical change, including cases where diarrhea did not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Ae
North America
Los Angeles
James A. Halstead
Wadsworth General Hospital
Warren Boomed for Post on Supreme Court Seat
Western allies of Earl Warren urge naming him to the next Supreme Court vacancy, arguing the West deserves greater representation. The piece notes Warren’s cool relations with Ike’s ticket and hints at a coming court reshuffle as Justice Frankfurter nears retirement. It discusses western influence on court composition and regional claims on future appointments.
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Washington
Guy
Earl Warren
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Sacramento
Warren
Lane Wolfer
GOP
Ike
Sen
Nixon
Justice Frankfurter
California
Frankfurter
Harvard
Douglas McKay
Oregon
Interior
Oveta Culp ‘Hobby
Texas
Wilson
Humphrey
Durkin
Roosevelt
New York
Truman
Kansas City
Mississippi
Rockies
South
Middle West
Broadway stars mix music and politics in lively chatter
The column surveys Ethel Merman and Donald O’Connor in Hollywood preparing for Call Me Madam, notes Bailey and Schuman’s Paris talk, plus New York figures like Bobbie Ewell and Mary Martin at a St Regis party. It also touches on traffic safety and pedestrian quirks in Reno as winter waterways of news.
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Ethel Merman
Hollywood
Donald O'Connor
Raeman Mice
Queens
Vito Genovese
Mike Coppola
James Bruce
The
Brook Club
Charles H. Marshall
Brook
Knickerbocker
Robert Schuman
Paris
Schuman
Lili Palmer
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies
Germany
Ri Carlton
N. Y
Park Ave
Humphrey Bogart
Donald Bins
Bea Lillie
Actors’ Fund
Philip Murray
CIO
Walter Reuther
Murray
White House
Reuther
Truman
Mr. Murray
Phil Murray
United Cerebral Palsy Fund
Bernard Wolfe
Tro
Tommy Ewell
Tech
West Forties
8Th
Sth Ave
St. Regis
Mary Martin
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein
Leland Hayward
Joshua Logan
Exzie Pinza
Miss Martin
South Pacific
Mary
Rodgers
Pierre Monteux
San Francisco Symphony
NBC Symphony
Grandma Moses
Philharmonic
CBS Radio
Eagle Bridge
Reno
Jaswalker
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Town Meeting
Eam San Tuern
Palenque
Mexico
Atlantis
Thebes
T. AR. Winslow
Erma
Rre
Manning
Tke
Tokyo
Boris Eichelberger
Philadelphia
Eichelberger
ACTH
Ray Tucker
Tucker
Lyons den
Merman
Leonard Lyons
Alea
STA Br
Cande
Nies
Saadt 33
Ocr
Pollan
Stara
Thuredey
Maimon
Rhannsy
Badgers
Corteresel
Sak
Sontal Metal
Roman B ‘Bi
Fonzs
Vous
Witeene
Bert Pecaon
Toyetz
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